field coach

Chapter 35

"I announce that in the future, Mike will return to his best position, the No. 1 position." Coach Mark announced loudly to everyone after all the players stopped making noise.

DeWeese had been mentally prepared for a long time. He knew that his trouble in the Christmas game had already made him known to almost all basketball fans in the United States.

But he didn't know that Coach Marco knew his identity long ago.

Davis said to Mark: "Coach, Carroll is playing very well, or I'll continue playing at the fourth position."

"No no no, Mike, you should play your best position. I am willing to be your substitute. After all, you will play in the NBA in the future." Carol blushed and waved his hands again and again. In his opinion, a person like Mike who has fought against Jordan in a bullfight and scored goals over Jordan's head will definitely play in the NBA in the future. How could he have the nerve to grab Mike's best position?

Seeing that Carroll himself asked to play as a substitute, coach Marco, who originally wanted to change his position and continue to start, hid his words in his heart.Then he continued to arrange the specific plan for tomorrow's game, and let the players continue training.

"Coach, I'm sorry, I kept it from you for so long, but in fact, every time I go back, I go to train."

After the training, Davis went to coach Marco and explained to Mark apologetically.

"Well, Mike, I already knew it. It doesn't matter. If the next game is not a strong team, you can just train there. It seems that our University of Florida is finally going to produce the No.1 NBA player." Coach Mark has no dissatisfaction. After all, although Davis has not participated in team training much, his performance on the court is obvious to all, and Mark also knows why Davis is not training at the school.

They have an NBA team, and the training is at the top level in the world. Why not train with your second-rate university team?

"Coach Mark, I will play hard in future games, and I will not give up any chance to make myself stronger..."

"If this is the case, you need to learn to trust your teammates." Mark said meaningfully.

"It's enough for me..." Davis thought indifferently. "After all, I'm already at the NBA level."

"Okay, I'll try my best."

After the training, Davis returned to the apartment. Baker, who had endured for many days, looked at Davis seriously as soon as he got out of the car.

On the training ground today, he thought he was Davis' roommate, so he didn't surround him immediately, but continued to practice next to him, looking calm and calm. Although his heart was like a mouse scratching, he still endured until now.

And now, back at the apartment, Baker felt that if he endured it any longer, he would die.

"Mike! Are we good brothers?"

"Yeah, what's the matter?" Davis looked at Baker strangely.

"Then you should tell me everything I don't know."

Davis smiled wryly, and dragged Baker into the living room.

"Baker, it's actually very simple. I have a relationship with the Magic, but what does it have to do with me playing with you? It's nothing more than that I can find a better position to watch the game with the Magic, and I can train with the players of the Magic."

"Isn't that enough? When are you taking me to the Magic's game?" Baker's serious face just now disappeared in an instant, and changed into a standard dog-licking expression.

"Anytime." Davis thought for a while, "Well, let's play the University of Mississippi on the 14th. After the game, if we win, I will take our whole team to Orlando to watch the game against the Bulls."

When Baker heard that DeWeese agreed, he rolled around on the sofa excitedly.

"Great, Mike, I knew you were the best roommate in the world!"

During practice the next day, DeWeese announced his decision in public.

There was a huge cheer in the arena.

It is said that some of the students who passed by outside were so frightened that they sat down on the ground. . .

"Of course, the premise is that we have to win."

"No problem, Mississippi, Mike, even if you don't make it, we can beat him casually."

After a day's training, DeWeese went back to his bedroom early after dinner, which made Baker very nervous. He thought that DeWeese was not feeling well.

"Oh, it's okay, I'll make a call."

Davis perfunctorily sent away the concerned Baker, and lay down on the bed impatiently.

It's time for the weekly system training hall again!
"Enter the system training hall!"

In a blink of an eye, Davis returned to the training ground he had been thinking about day and night.

Still the same scene as last time.

Davis first checked his ability panel.

"Michael DeWeese, age: 17 years and 301 days, ability 77, potential 80, height: 192CM, weight: 85KG, position: PG/SG, offense: B-, defense: C-, body: A-, organization: A-"

"Well, the ability has improved a little." Davis looked at his panel with satisfaction.

Then, DeWeese went to Tony Allen to torture him again.

Some readers may ask, since you said that Jordan's defense is much stronger than Tony Allen's, why can the protagonist score 4 points when facing Jordan, and Tony Allen can only score [-] point with great effort?

Attitude, brother, attitude is very important.

Tony Allen was 100% focused on defending Davis, and Jordan stole two three-pointers with two goals. Can it be the same?

So, Davis continued to be abused in pain and joy.

Playing four innings, Davis scored a total of 12 goals, and the most scored 5 goals.

"Work hard and try to complete the task next time!" Seeing that he had the hope of completing the task, Davis suddenly became more motivated.

Then, he ran to the Cavaliers.

After the previous few understandings, Davis gradually understood how to give more tactical points.

It must be integrated into the team's entire system. It is ineffective to play O'Neal with no brains like the first game. You must participate in every offense and defense of the team in order to have a deeper understanding of your team and opponents.

So, now Davis can get 6-8 tactical points per game.

After playing four consecutive high-intensity games with the Cavaliers, Davis sat on the floor, looked at O'Neal on his own team, and then looked at the little emperor on the opposite team.

"These two are really natural protagonists, and the light on the court is too dazzling." Although Davis tried his best in every game, he still had to admit that the most critical person in every game was not him, but O'Neal.

On the opposite side, "Little Emperor" James, although he is still in his infancy, his inhuman physical talent and golf quotient have undoubtedly been revealed.

Today's game, because of the unlimited physical strength, each team played 48 minutes in the first game, so O'Neal basically has 40+20 data, while James has a 30+ triple-double, and the entire stadium seems to be a stage for the two of them.

Looking at the tactical points, it has reached 80.

"You should be able to complete both tasks next time." Davis thought for a while, and reluctantly exited the system space.

(End of this chapter)